The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-26

VINE markets this year he y getnnR % net lot
his one-third bushe crates delivered at depot, or
% bushel
BARROW Adance- Courier Tallahassee, chief |
OF the SemisoleA With bis two sons, Tommie |
Hill and SofAnkee, made a call last week.
They also had Freeman & Wall take their pho
tographs while in town. .Nessrs- jackson ana
Oppenheimer have ordered the brick for their |
new double brick block aud will in a very short
time close a contract with the builders and give
US q handsome building the corner OF Main
street and Central avenue.
Live Oak Bulletin: Mr. j. W. Sperrng
of Live Oak, and Messrs. Ruff and Mobiey, of
Paddock are all harvesting May oats. The crop
il fine. and. Mr.. Sperrings new reaper drawn by
two horses cuts them clean. Why does not
every farmer plant them: 1t is the best crop
sown m-ihe county One day last week q
conrict BY the name of Lee Cauthern. tried TO
run from a guard and was shot IN the back and
died from the effects An examination was held
and the verdict was ''juStifiable
-Tavares Herald Geo Fl. Mckee. of Lees
burg was here on Saturday looking over the
growth of Tararts. Mr.. Mckee is making ar
rangenleEis To enter the newspaper held again.
-. The j.. T. & X. W. Railroad, last Sunday,
began running excursions 10 Sanford. ana Will
continue the same each Sunday during The sum-
mer II the patronage will warrant. Trains leave
Tavares Al $50 A NJ and arrive in Sanford at
10 Returning leave Sanford al ) +. NJ and
reach TayarsS NJ $50. Fare tor the round trip,
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-Sum;erviiie Times Inquiries Of farmers as
20 ne condition OF crops elicit IN every instance,
the information that everything is lovely,
ETC The outlook for cane. cotton, Potatoes, and
particularly corn, bring very promising But what
makes n-,p>rec.e more hopeful even than the
corii;lon al crops, II the fac, that general iarm-
rr il berg ergsged in more extensively this
>es>oc .hsn :or serera. wears past. Planters have
wi<eiv conc 'ute-i that Il pays best 10 make the
production II such articles are required Tor
:h.ir own living their first consideration, and
;hen ,;.rotr such efforts time and circum
Stances permit To- producing for sale and profit
-Cesar Key Gp'f Yer. The steamer SAT-
ford h-..Hgh; I? 1900 crates of vegetables last
Thurs az. The train was detained Two hours
transferring express .reights. Colonel J.. d.
Ancrum and ,anliiy from Jasper are visiting
t-lea.'. here. Tie ,assa,e from Brantord down
was male III private Yacht Tho boat was put
n The river s: The lower SUwannee Springs
Colonel Ancrim has been power for good IN
fhe l"cai politics OF Jasper and Hamilton coun-
X 4 = iCnch temperance man. he has worked
", public Sentiment hat has han>hed the grog
shops anl sal -on> and still find work 10 DO for
humanity in what used 20 be regarded as God
fyrSaken community.
-M4rianna Eagairc-' The P. s. A. health
train VII begin lis daily excursions from the
Junction out here about the Isl OF June. The
IRAN VIII bring the employees out from the river
4, night and carry them back in the morning.
thereby giving them nights OF pleasure. res, and
heath y hich they would no. have at the river
durn.. III, summer months. .MeSsrs. ". G. and
{ II Lee Of Gadsden county have contracted 10
f;rri>;i Tie p and A. Railroad with 80 900 cross
,e- They have between 25 ard SO hands at
work. Miss Lettie Gamble left last Monday
-ish;. accompanied by Miss Annie Milton. for
her h.,mc in Tallahassee. They both are favor
re- here and their departure will be heavily
bore by some Of our handsome and gallant
gents
-H.i;:Ax Jonrna, Ii is generally reported
Isl IL railroad company have decided to cross
o.e- - the peninsula with their road and extend
: - ~ Inlet. We note with pleasure D. d.
z .er. F,trra 70 Dsvtona He has severed hi.
Connection with ;he ice machine company al
JAca~,3vi.'e ar resumed business here perma-
--v.... Tie r.ver has been very salty ief
sese-s uoc'h> p4s. snd oycers sre increasing
Gu Ms >2,tneS> be retained during
- sinner : would make material difference
II g.. ovsters and health. We propose a soor
- -1.ss,,le 70 more thoroughly investigate the
Te~<ih. ~ ~ making 81 outlet ioT me .reSh va
- - the head q The river and securing mes
er<s W - ieye i can and ov 81! means should
r. accomplished.
-B-o--ac TT-l<s \ sc: q at-7a: 200 acre<
- a.. PIE ,s-d = This coc1;v. wing from nine
?, .o---e.r rl,leS tr0rn i'roa1 communication
zsS soIG as week 81 g. n Per .cre. And II is
4 bz-cz.n erer ~ tina, price. De lCmoef IN
tereS. i assuming large proportions IN our coun
~: more timber snc having been disposed OF
SD more arTl:ei far IN the past TWO weeks. than
eTeT ,es.re. OiaeT Interests a!e attracting at'en
.ian a. well A. lumber. Ii YOU see seedy Look
Ing .ni-T,ir,ai nowa lays, treat him politely; ne
u;a- -. e a tramp bu, quarter or half mil
i;.s.s;-e q :i<-gIi-e looking over Levy county SC
"a "a secure some OF the be>t lands in the county
before some one else scoops il They adopt their
Two large bears were killed the past week by
the nimrods Of Otter creek
-Nad;=nn Rec0rd<r: As a mark OF apprecla-
ton 81 .be seryices OF Rev J. B. Culp-pper
ztjl. here. subscription OF $50 was presented
h;rl .or Iii wife and enc oggregating more than
4i25 was gwen him ;or the Orphans Home
Last Tuesday 1G-year-old boy 81 Mr.
sieos ye Die. received a charge oil sho, from a
shotgun from. which very painful II not sen
.s,fS wound -eS-ifei He. with little brother
xsre working in q field some distance from the
so1~-. .nd Carried their guns with them To the
FED :Il2 O'Clock they went 20 the we'll fol
Ea'er tie esn leaning against the curbing o.
re wilt TIE Young men 10 Dot exactly Know
Low ~ gun vas discharged. but It Is thought
fbe hammer crne in contact with block as i
"a besng pulled up from its position. The
sk.arx< y .which were two buckshot took effec
IN ii-blO and The buckshot passed through. TIT
xc---r ve-y,,ai MOL as il * greatly laceraied
d. y a;-;gh. was callei and rendered the neces
sarT attention
Quincy HerId: Bishop !, eed has appointed
-se :'.,oS iry Ulcers for ;he Episcopal Mission
bere II. p sharon Senior Warden John Law
renee Junior Warden; DR. T. L. Wragg Secre
fary and Treasurer. Children day, las
S-nlsy. in The Methodist Church, passed of
xerx a.,,ni.v. The attendance was quite large
ard tie exercises were refreshing and insruc
i've. Rev L L. T. Blake delivered inter
4s-irr discourse II was a beautiful spectacle u
s.eso msnv children engaged in religious wor
.hioT The Concord Academy examination
vii take place June I'd and 3D. This will be at
exceedingly interesting occasion, and there vii
BE- . large attendance of patrons On the sc
inst IL " confidently expected that Hon. K II
VI Davidson viii be present. "A little niggel
ran q rabbit into the hollow OF a tree, and wen
in after The game, couldn't get out. stayed with
the rabbit all night and cried - loudly the next
nsrnipg that somebody heard him. and went &c
hscn. and released him from the imprisonment.
-Oc,h RanAsr: Mr.. Sid Jefords came uT
te<@ F-;say rom BreokSviIle and says the com
ing 10 that place OF the Orange Belt K. X. is an
,sS.,sd fact. Also that the Florida Southern
nave nut an engineer corps in the field for an
exteusson Of their road, Bayp6rt Is one OF their
objective points. We had pleasant call Mon
dsy from Mr. Jas \. Page, adjustor OF the U. B
Nr,uaI Accident Association OF New York, who
came here 70 investigate the supposed death oil
Inc shoier which the affidavit said occurred
on Iocbloossa Lake, The 18th day OF March OF
fhis year bv The discharge Of gun, the content Is
~ which s,iuck INN in the Ace, threw him into
the AXE and Was drowned The manner in
which The affidavit is drawn. the names of the
twelve Jurors, the foreman's official attestatiOn
and the oficisl seal of this county are such that
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